St Hubert Catholic High School - Calling Echo Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CLOSE OBSERVATION-Probing into the microscopic life of the pleurococcus fascinates biology students Eleanor Barry, Kathryn Donze, Maryann Friend, and Dorothy O'Donnell. Under the supervision of Sister Marie Dolores they record the results of their study. agazkfzae Q, df! WA BUDDING SCIENTISTS-Janyce Hall, Barbara Hines Gagaiewska, Annette Ticino, Margaret Kolsum, Joan zieiski, Patricia Serdynska, and Margaret Lear, busy chemistry lab, conduct an experiment to determine the ties of carbon. r Clara Kolod- in the proper-

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MOST UNUSUAL ELECTION takes place for seniors who study national problems. Preparing them for the future when they will vote in an actual election, Sister Jolancia demonstrates the operation of a voting machine to Kathleen Lascoskie and Barbara Madison. JUNIOR HISTORIANS-Marie Collins places the flag of England on the map as Leanore Tumolo hands the Spanish flag to Joan Gaughan. Map study aids American History students in visualizing our country in colonial days. NEW LOOK for an old game Freshmen world history students Dorothy Winkel and Frances Zelser oppose each other in a game of Historical Tic Tac Know as Carol Shields questionnaire and her classmates enloy the performance.